Shibula Lodge is flourishing at the moment and with good reason. We have had some valuable new attributes in the last year and we are also sure that for those of you who have not yet visited us in the last few months, these new additions will compliment your luxurious stay at Shibula even more.
Firstly, some wonderful news on the mammal front: After an absence of 2 years from the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve, buffalos again roam the reserve. Several bulls were acquired from the neighbouring Shambala Game Reserve, which is great news for those who wish to view this magnificent animal as part of their big 5 experience. The introduction of two new hippo’s into the Rhino Dam is also worth mentioning, being the first of their kind to be relocated to the Welgevonden. They seem to be adapting well to their new habitat, already becoming a favourite among many guests. A herd of roan bulls were also released on the reserve during January and it seems that the Welgevonden Reserve can now proudly promise the best game viewing experience in the Waterberg district.
Some news on Shibula’s new spa: It is 100% completed & fully operational. We have had many compliments from our guests who seem to be enjoying it immensely. It is well worth a visit and we can promise you an exceptional bush spa experience. Our revamped spa menu & price list is now available to all on our website. Please be sure to get yourself a copy for future reference.
Shibula’s rooms have also been renovated & upgraded and we are proud to announce that Shibula will have 8 luxury suites, starting from the 1st of October 2007. Rooms will be fitted with air-conditioning and the two interleading standard suites (3A & 3B) is being renovated into one luxury suite with a lounge area. Last but not least, the newest addition to Shibula Lodge: our very experienced management couple, Peter Harrison & Kiki Grigat. They joined Shibula on the 1st of May and we are very excited about them joining our already great team. We look forward to working with them and to the valuable attributes they will bring to Shibula’s future.
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